Lone Oak Assisted Living
Our Team

Violet’s career in long-term care began in 2014 as a caregiver in senior living and quickly advanced through various roles, such as Concierge, Business Office Manager, and Administrator. Violet’s extensive experience and dedication ensure that residents receive the highest quality of care and enjoy the best possible quality of life. Violet is committed to going above and beyond every day, fostering a warm and supportive environment for both residents and staff.

Outside of work, Violet cherishes her Saturday morning breakfasts with her husband of over 30 years and loves spending time with her children and grandchildren. Family and community are at the core of everything she does, both personally and professionally.

Judy began her career working with developmentally disabled and autistic individuals right out of high school. She became a CNA in 1994 and worked for various resident care communities, as well as a live-in senior foster manager. Her passion for serving residents led her to dedicate her career to providing compassionate care for seniors in assisted living.

She joined Lone Oak Assisted Living in 2000 as a caregiver, then worked her way up to Medication Technician, and into Health Services management as the Resident Care Coordinator. With a commitment to make a difference inside and outside the workplace, Judy became a foster mother in 2011 and subsequently adopted three sons. Judy’s hobbies include spending time with her husband and family and volunteering in her community.

Duska began her journey in healthcare in 1997 when her mother-in-law required caregiving, and Duska’s passion for helping others was ignited. She learned the importance of excellent caregiving, including how to manage wound VAC treatments. She knew caregiving was the career path she wanted to pursue. Duska officially began her caregiving career in 1998 when hired as an in-home caregiver in a group setting, providing direct care and administering medication management. After 10 years, she transitioned to a facility setting where she found her true calling in senior care. In 2012, Duska moved to Oregon to help care for her mother, and two years later she joined Lone Oak Assisted Living. She says Lone Oak is more than a workplace to her, it’s a second home. Born and raised in Oklahoma, Duska met her husband at 16, married at 17, and they remain happily married today. They raised three daughters and are the proud grandparents of two grandchildren.